09 Aug 1900
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
1
The noisy OCR fragment depicts a World War II era dispatch describing Allied reinforcements and Chinese views, with references to governance and accountability for American interests. It mentions generals, missions in Nagoo, and tensions between allied operations and Japanese forces amid a broader theater.
London dispatch reports no direct Jaferguietio of importances. Dispatches from Sir Chance MacDonald and Rear Admiral Bence frame a cautious view of the situation. The Beijing talks, Chinese negotiations, and foreign powers’ stance are discussed with emphasis on protection for legation staff and restoration of peace in Pekin.
Judge Lacombe rules probable cause exists for Neely extradition to Cuba on charges of embezzlement or misappropriation of public funds. Cuban law applies. Aug 13 set for formal action as government argues substantial grounds.
Unclear fragments describe Aug event with candidates Bryan and Stevenson on Democratic ticket. A large procession through downtown honors delegates, with Mayor Taggart and Senator James present. Governors and party leaders spoke as crowds filled Mul tars Park and Toulinsom hall for ceremonies and speeches.
In Georgetown Ky the defense offered Surveyor Coolman from Albany to dispute a prosecution claim on Goebel’s killing. He presented a ground survey arguing a shot from the secretary of state’s office window could not reach the hackberry tree or fountain as alleged, given various angles and foot measurements.
Consolidated price notes from Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago grain and livestock markets. Wheat No 2 red and corn No 2 white show mixed firm to steady trends while sheep and cattle move with varying strength and steady to lower quotes across several exchanges.
Thousands arrived by train for the annual pow wow of the Improved Order of Red Men in Indianapolis. An illuminated allegorical parade drew dense crowds as the event continued with degree work planned at the fairgrounds amid street festivities. In nearby Suffrage lodges a Reform party meeting nominated A A Wilson for governor and other state offices, though turnout was light.
Indianapolis August 4. Police captured Peter Trumblyn a man over 40 after he allegedly tried to steal from Emma Franti of 726 South West Street at Union Station. Trumblyn has prior terms in penitentiaries and was detained here during Horgan's visit four years ago.
In Lafayette Indiana on August 1 a new death from the Booth Raub Monoo wreck occurred as Henry M Whetsel died at the city hospital. Brakeman Charles Kahin was accused of responsibility for the misapplied switch and has been released from custody.
Reports from several Indiana towns detail mishaps and crime. In Logansport a white mail carrier J D Turley allegedly delivered a route member lost a valuable packet of 60 letters addressed to the First National Bank. a post office inspector investigates. Nearby, a National Bank remodeling accident injures a worker. a stove fall weighs 40 pounds. A farmer in Pab iner suffers violent fever. locals search for a suspect. Bogus coins circulate in Wabash prompting warnings. An egg factory worker in Decatur suffers steam burn. a Vandalia railroad worker in Terre Haute killed by a train car fall. a man struck by lightning in Corverden dies days later.
The Tri State Conference of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky met at St John’s church Laporte yesterday. President Preper of Concordia and Rev J H Niemann of Cleveland presided as the synod, totaling 151 members including 81,558 men and 184,720 children. Organizing efforts followed as silk robbers are noted in Michigan and nearby towns with large losses. a campaign to recruit detectives for burglary cases was proposed.
Report from Indiipapelis indicates Wilkhean HL Brentiinger, president of the local cl darmakers union, was struck by a Pan Handle train at a grade crossing in New Jersey shortly after midnight and died instantly. The incident is noted amid broader railway and toll road discussions across states and cities.
The 20 mile motor paced race at Charles River Park in Cambridge ended in a mix-up during the second lap of the fifth mile. Nelson led at the moment of the accident and the race was declared off.
Senor B J Detolugan telegraphs that the Spanish legation has suffered slight damage and that the situation remains painful and perilous. He confirms the known stance of the Chinese government on the dispute.
A scrambled summary reports geopolitical strains involving China and Britain, with mention of German and Russian interests. It notes alleged plans for arms movements, a U S political convention substitution, protests in Memphis, and various World War era dispatches. The piece also references a Davis tennis trophy, treasury funds, and stray cultural notes.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as curing female ailments from nervous tension to backaches and menstrual irregularities. It claims direct action on the female system and warns other remedies may be dangerous. Letters from readers are cited as proof of cures.
V B Conklin of Bowersville says the Kipsey Cure gave greater benefit than months of physician treatments and urges all druggists to take no substitute.
German officer Lieutenant von Kron arrives in Yokohama with 300 wounded and details a harsh war and prisoner policy. He describes Chinese civilians’ fate, Boxer tactics, and fears allied retaliation as Russia and Britain watch the China conflict unfold.
A fragmentary notice notes a Pearson endowment dispute with the assessor and mentions a personal property estimate of two million tied to a table and desks. The text references consumption and cures, with generic medical claims and a pharmacy advertisement tone.
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